The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
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Without much blow and sounding Of
trumpets the mining operations wet
Of here are going ahead with very sat
isisctory results. The smelter at C'ys.
ial Springs Is again roasting oars, and
In about week the valuss will be ex'
tracted from the Stag. 1t Is confidently
expected the sggreg atei outcome in
gold, silver and lead will be $50 to the
ton, at the lowest calculation.
The consumption Of brandy cherries
in this prohibition city is enormous.
Carload los are received very ire
quently. This does not mean to Gig.
nify that the average appetite for tie
ardent is Coz hsed TO the festive bran.
dy cherry. No less Than fourtsen ma
i've wine rooms hold ous allunug In.
ducements to the thirsty, and at other
houses refreshments Of malt mature
are served under the deceptive cogno-
men OF "nerve food" Blu, the native
wine industry, sanctioned and en-.
coursged by ths law, thrivee, and no
Is@ thsn 10000 gsllons will be dis
titled from the current seasons crop
OF grapes. A. that rate every resident
OF Hot SPRING. could be awarded q
gallon, and, in effect, tho legal impo-
teucy OF prohibition demo sstratsd.
OAustic comments have boon In.
dulgsd in here and elsewhere In this
ststs relative to the alleged utterancee
OF Gen. VIM, p. Walsh, ex.msyor Of
Hot Springs, on the Sosth. Gen.
Walsh is In Nsv York, aud the col
umns OF the Tribune recently con-
tained what purports 70 DO an inter.
view, in which he snerRetical y waves
the snsanguinsd shirt The General
v q Republican Of the stslwart order,
but IL stands him Ill to criticize his
fellow citisses a the SDuth after he
has bssn accorded political honors 81
their hands.
Ex.Gov. Powell Clayton makes an
occasional flying visit hither TO look
after his properly intsrsse. He 10 by
long odds the most potential OF Arkan-
Sos Republicans, and msy be looked
for Ut the convention next year with
Blaine instructions In his pocket. A
small section OF the colered brethren,
Who compose foursftbs Of the Repub-
licsn strength in this State, have made
feeble and unsvsilipg efforts to cit
down on Boss Clayton, but he is q
sort Of political Barquo. Although
politically on the shelf, az far a. pre-
ierment in Arkansas Is concerned, his
gboet viii not down.
have observed q good many pub
lie expressions In regard 10 the mex
United States Senatorship In thil
State. The tenor OF sentiment favor
Judge J. Ii. Berry as his own success
or, though large element inclines 4
Col. s. ". Fordyce, president Of tb'
81. Louis, Aikausss a Texan railway
sho is understood not to desire th'
position. Senator Berry 10 personally
the most popular politician in Thu
State, and be. no superior ~ an cleo
tioneerer. He has BEEN busy all sum
mer attending bafbecues sad reunion
Of veteran soldiers, and his fences ms,
bs said TO stand well. Gov. ;. L
Hughes would be strong SENATOR'S
candidate. Ills understood he ma,
enter the list In due season, and
chosen, will 70 TO Washington righ
ont OF the gubsrnatorisl chair, hi
term expiring In January. 1889
The Southwestern B9eball Leagu
|, hes finally dissolved and now q net
circuit Is 10 be- made up OF Arsanss
, and Texas clubs. The famous he
Springs sluggers are touring throug
Ttxss, opening the eyes OF the Lon
Star Site TO ths beauties Of the nj
|, tional game. :,
: TIE free postal delivery will be II
= | augursted in this city 90 Septemhs
!, lat under the special law comforting
. upon places where the population
! 10000, or the aggregate annual posti
, revenue l. fl0,00l.